- Scott Wilson
- Staff Writer
Scott Wilson is a White House correspondent for the Washington Post. Previously, he was the paper’s Foreign Editor after serving as a correspondent in Latin America and the Middle East. He was awarded an Overseas Press Club citation and an Interamerican Press Association award for his work abroad, and a citation from the White House Correspondents Association for his coverage of the Obama administration . He joined the Post in 1997.
NATO leaders agree on framework to wind down Afghanistan mission
The strategy, built around the steady withdrawal of international troops through 2014, holds risks for Obama and could threaten the gains secured by U.S. forces.
Focus on Afghanistan at NATO summit
President Obama opened the meeting in Chicago on Sunday after meeting with Afghan president Hamid Karzai.
For Obama, gay marriage stance born of a long evolution
For the president’s gay supporters, his advocacy of same-sex marriage has been a long time coming. It’s been something Obama has struggled with since 1996.
Officials: Biden apologized to Obama
Vice president regretted saying he supported gay marriage before administration had planned to.
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